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Quote: Originally Posted by Arion Your Superman? the superman i grew up with. the weisinger/schwartz edited eras [quote=Arion;6425343]I think Byrne is a very talented author, and he has done great stories for Marvel and DC, but in the past decade or so he hasn't done anything important. And that thing bothers him, I think.[/QUOTE i think byrne has been given a few chances to do stuff at dc , but his lab rats-doom patrol writing efforts...

What's the chances of getting an Interview with him? What with cerebustv just been launched?

I don't know if someone else mentioned it, but I'd love a discussion with Todd Nauck. Besides his long runs on Legion and on Young Justice, he also had a cool comic called Wild Guard witch used an "American Idol" format to form the team, and he's the one who drew Obama in Spider-Man. It'd also be interesting to get the viewpoint of some 90's creators who were "The Man" at their...

Quote: Originally Posted by sonnylarue i think the ac guys had a great talk with byrne. i'm a lover, not a fighter, and have no axe to grind with jb he even changed my superman, and it didn't bother me in the least. Your Superman? I think Byrne is a very talented author, and he has done great stories for Marvel and DC, but in the past decade or so he hasn't done anything important. And that thing bothers him, I think.

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Maybe I am wrong John, but he doesn't seem like a man of many words. He certainly had interesting things to say, but it seemed like you were carrying the conversation and having to coax things out of him. I am curious if you felt that way at all? I couldn't believe that the interview went on for over an hour. What he did say, I found interesting. His Maurice Clarett/Paris Hilton pitch for Filthy Rich definitely piqued my curiousity....

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Are you going to be posting when you are starting on your social networking pages? Don't get a chance to visit this site all that often. I am very interested in this.